KY Weight Distance Tax

I'm not, but I have someone who does mine for me and she told me how aggravating it is.

 

Yeah...that's annoying, thats why my password is easy to remember there "assWipes4321" - just reverse letters each time they want me to change it....just kidding....
I just paid them like 5 dollars and 3 dollars of convenience fee.
It would be so much fun if every state were to do it.

 

Yes . it is the same for alot of state websites to order oversize load permits.. Password expires after 90 days... Arizona does it with their irp portal... I just use a word document and keep track of all the passwords

 

You can always use the DOT Alliance (is it how they call themselves?) to do for you.
The last time I heard, they were ready to run the Clearing house query for me for a mere $199.
That's a deal...(big sarcasm intended).
I can't get them stop pastering me.

 

I used to do NY, NM and KY every quarter.
Now NY wants me to do it annually.
I only run 800 mile over there last year.
I don't remember the last time I went to NM but I keep reporting 0 miles every quarter.
Maybe I should not bother...I don't even have an active permit to go there.
With Kentucky you gotta be careful.
Once, I forget about them and they sent me a warning of $500 fine for not filing, even though I had 0 miles to report for that quarter.

 

New York has always been the one that pisses me off. I was glad when they changed it for me to file once a year now.

 

In this age of every other site you visit being hacked now and then, you should already be using a password manager app and have a separate, complex password for each site you have to log into. That way when one gets loose, they won't figure out you used the same login/pw combo at Target as your bank, and clean you out.

When one like KYU expires, I go to it in the app, copy/paste the old pw, then create a new one and copy/paste it in. Takes about 15 seconds, easy and secure. There are several to suit just about any user preference for features. I've used Enpass for the last few years.

It takes a little work to get the most common sites you visit updated and stored. Then it's easy. What's amazing is how many different sites require a login. I'm looking at it now, my pw manager has 374 entries in it. Maybe 2-3 of them actually expire passwords and force me to update now and then.